55% of the world population consists of the three Abrahamic religions

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#31 •••
@fauxlaw

Or, divinity is a fantasy that can be recognized internally.


And you have no way of knowing what the character referred to as Abraham actually said or did...The OT and all associated books are pure supposition...Which some might refer to as "pure shyte"... Whereas, I prefer to regard them as being designed to support an ensuing theo-political ideology.




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#32 •••
@SergeantLynch

Proves how easily religion can contaminate the world.

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#33 •••
@SergeantLynch

I don't doubt your opinion of Abraham when the OT is your only source. Try other sources. You'll find them if you look for them, but5 have some facility with ancient Egypt would help. Don't ask. IU did the research; so can you if you regally want it. Dig. I had too, tor, so I'm not so onclinded to jiuust give it away. it's why IU would make a lousy tutor. I had to do it on my own, and I shouldn't have to expect any easy road for anybody e3lse.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#34 •••
@Debby

Since when is that proof?

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#35 •••
@Debby

People still have to get up in the morning and go to the bathroom.

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#36 •••
@fauxlaw

If I read a hundred books on the subject, none of them could be any more factually correct or incorrect than any other.


All available sources were compiled after the event by those with a vested interest in either discrediting or substantiating religious theory.


If you are of the latter persuasion, then you will come to conclusions that fit with your religious tendencies.


So there's a slim chance that you are factually spot on with the lives of semi-desert dwellers who existed 4000 years ago, but I doubt it.


Nonetheless Abrahamic based religious theory is so full of basic flaws, that make it impossible for the unconditioned sceptic to consider seriously anyway...And by that I mean not religiously conditioned.


Basic flaw number one, is GOD hides on mountains in one specific region of the World, and only occasionally talks in riddles to a few old local men...He obviously forgot that he also created Chinese type folk...Or perhaps he could only converse in Hebrew or Aramaic...Which would be a tad forgetful for such an omniscient bloke.


Basic flaw number two...Had forgotten all about media technology and digital communication systems, and instead made do by chiselling rocks...Also forgot about pens and paper.


Basic flaw number three...Also ignores Australia, and just about everywhere else that wasn't accessible by Donkey or small boat.


Hence basic flaw number four...Forgot about aircraft.


Shall I go on.



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#37 •••
@SergeantLynch

That would prepare them for church.

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#38 •••
@Debby

Or work, or whatever.



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#39 •••
@SergeantLynch
Shall I go on.


No, no need to bother, due to your own bias - obvious in the extreme.


Like I said before - your view of Abrahamic religious criticism is based upon the holy writ you know [which, so far, is, at best, unimpressive] but you don't know all that is available to research. You may have a slightly better-than-ignorant perspective on biblical and maybe even the Torah, but I'll wager your familiarity with the Quran is zip. But your limit stops there. You are obviously completely ignorant of The Spells of Coming Forth by Day [aka, The Egyptian Book of the Dead], or the Pyramid Texts of ancient Egypt, or the tests on tomb walls of the Valley of the Kings, and Valley of the Queens, and until you have familiarity with those [I've had 50 years of research, as said], you have nada, so stop on your blathering on thisis subject - you're not qualified.


That says all I need to say on your BF 1, 2, 3, 4.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#40 •••
@fauxlaw

I think number of Muslims were more than Christians for many years, and if that has changed, it is closer than the percentages you posted.


I dunno as I personally havent done a head count globally.


Putting China aside, muslims found most in Asia, middle east, Asia Pacific etc and these countries very populated.


..' The 213 million Muslims living in India as of 2020 make up only 15% of the country's overall population '...

https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2025/06/09/muslim-population-change/

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#41 •••
@fauxlaw

Old exaggerated tales, myths and legends, became controlling social and political doctrines and codes of conduct.


The Torah, first put together in some form approximately 1000 years after Abe.


The Christian Bible 2100ish years after Abe.


The Quran, 2600 years after Abe.


All loosely based upon the same Middle Eastern creation and existence hypothesis.


Which no doubt, was a mish mash of other regional ideas, acquired from earlier dominant civilisations.


And the reason you avoid the basic flaws of this GOD or these GODS, is because up to date knowledge and understanding makes them glaringly obvious.


Now, when some dude sporting a big beard and sandals eventually rocks up in a divine spaceship to see how things are doing, perhaps then we can seriously talk creation and existence relative to Planet Earth. Other than that it's still all unverifiable myths and legends.


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#42 •••
 it's still all unverifiable myths and legends.


I happen to think that we have no authority to tell God to stop speaking to man, today. It's called revelation. Why would he stop doing that? I grant you, most people do not believe he does. I happen to know it is fact. Sorry. Call me crazy if you will, but we'll see in time, won't we? But don't complain to me later when you discover it happens, and that there is little historic lack of it. We do not coerce him one way or another, so telling him he is not relevant is just a hit against ourselves.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#43 •••
@fauxlaw

Even Abraham’s concept of circumcision was rejected by Christianity. Though human sacrifice was embraced by all three.

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#44 •••
@fauxlaw

GOD of Bible mythology hasn't actually spoken to anyone...Such is a revelation.


And you have no pertinent or relevant facts to prove otherwise...And crazy is as crazy was programmed.

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#45 •••
@SergeantLynch

God speaks to us in different ways including through the Holy Spirit.

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#46 •••
@SergeantLynch

I repeat my #42

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#47 •••
@fauxlaw

Did I wake you up Faux?

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#48 •••
@Debby

Yes wine and spirits, I've mentioned this before.


And also the Holy Weed

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#49 •••
@SergeantLynch

Your diet is perfect for producing stool samples.

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#50 •••
@SergeantLynch

I've been awake for 9 hours.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#51 •••
@fauxlaw

At your age, I expect you were napping.


I was up at 5am British Time, so I've been awake for 14.5 hours.


I always try to nap in the afternoon.


Will probably retire at 9pm and do a sudoku or two.

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#52 •••
@Debby

You've interfaced there Debs.

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#53 •••
@SergeantLynch

Keep me out of your boring routines. I have better things to do.

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#54 •••
@Debby

Better is as better does.


And one persons better is another persons worse.


Though a young female is no doubt instinctively drawn to other bed time activities...So needs must and better is as better does.


Though most activities for better or for worse are likely to induce sleep...Systems function and we think we have them under control.

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#55 •••
@SergeantLynch

So rest assured you will feel better when you wake up. Don’t stay up to late or your condition will return.

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